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1953
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South
America
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make
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Ipave
home,
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Fore!
OF
THE
BEST
THINGS
to
happen
around
ONE
here
in
-a
long
time
is
the
formation
of
a
Lnoin)
to
organize
a
golf
course
for
Prince
Rupert.
Rhee
on
Rampage
IT
IS
a
mistake
to
underestimate
the
threats
by
President
Rhee.
His
foreign
minister,
in
writing,
threatens
to
drive
the
50n0
is5-i
19
'
A
font
on
a
brass
rail!
An
'elbow
on
a
counter!
A
snlttoon
j
within
handy
distance.
Some-!
how,
racn
is
hard
to
fomrl!
money
to
prove
ur
dis;
cancer.
Why
not1
a,
i
time
Ui
settle
what
;
I
be
a
Yed
qscstJw.
l-Z
It's
important.
'
I
TSJU
4
Jt.
iP
understood
that
a
site
has
already
been
selected
fH'f-'"
,.i.;..v,
if
tha
vheio.
nlan
materializes,
will
erive
the
of
costs,
rose
by
one-half
a
point
during
TIIE
CONSl'MER
PRICE
INDEX,
a
barometer
living
August
to
116.2
from
115.7.
the
bureau
of
stalls
les
reports.
It
was
the
fourth
consecutive
monthly
Jump,
powered
by
price
boosts
mainly
In
food.
The
peak
of
118.2
was
reached
In
December,
1951.
with
1949
prices
equalling
100.
The
dotted
line
shows
the
United
States
consumer
index
which
advanced
to
a
record
high
of
115
in
mid-August
of
the
1947-49
average.
These
ndlces
mear.ure
percentage
changes
in
each
country
but
should
not
be
used
to
compare
actual
levels
of
prices
between
the
two
countries.
"
'F
!
II'
II,
1
1
HI,
'
'
'
"
"
J
.
.
-
7
'
Indian
troops
out
of
Korea,
by
force,
unless
they
quit
handling
the
war
prisoners
as
they
thin'?
fair.
j
There
are
strong
forces
of
;
South
Koreans
near
the
Indian
troops
who
are
trying
their
level
best
to
carry
out
a
difficult
as-:
signment.
The
Indian
com-
M'nK
COSTLY
T()ni
But
why
should
!
exuiied
and
lii-l
i
j
pressure
over
modf:
tional
trends?
inquirJ
PLENTY
I
I
FT
j
Apparently
frw
Canndlans
see
as
i-nich
of
Canada
as
they
j
mi-Tht,.
Yet
the
number
of
tour-
tuts
ronmtng
the
Dominion
to-
j
tal
twice,
the
population.
Millions
of
Americans
cross
over,
yet
that
much
cannot
t
said
V,'
y
VICTORIA
REPORT
e,
j.
jc
fU
i
nomas
Times-Journ;
I
VICTORIA
Oct.
10
of
1808,
rerve
his
fellows,
and
his
country
mander
is
aware
that
an
at-
know
Is
thut
edueatt
lng
the
taxpayer
a
came
an
even
greater
victory
for
the
Conservatives.
They
routed
j
tempt
may
be
made
by
Rhee's
The
Colonist
birth
column
said:
Besides,
it
was
exciting!
for
those
who
belong
In
this
I
About
the
turn
of
the
century,!
the
the
Liberal
Liberal
government
government
oi
of
the;
me;
-
i
money
than
it
did
10.
On
the
9th
Inst.,
the
wife
of
men
to
stage
a
prison-break
Harry
Barnard,
by
then
a
lawyer,
great
uauner,
wu.wi
.m
v.i
..
.
......
ago
ana
h
na.snt
a!il
i
teachers'
salaries,
commenced
taking
an
active
in-
j
office
since
189t.
Harry
Barnard
;
I'OIII
Se
a
nrauuiui
Mcimig
nun
.-jvi
In
these
days,
a
city
without
a
golf
course
is
a
di.-tinct
oddity.
Some
might
even
consider
it
uncivilized,
for
there
are
citizens
who
would
sooner
i-d
without
eating
than
miss
their
evening
or
weekend
game
of
golf.
These,
of
course,
are
the
hopeless
addicts
who
regard
their
score
cards,
as
the
most
interesting
reading
on
earth
and
lose
valuable
sleep
at
night
v.
lien
they
take
three
putts
where
two
would
do.
'
Rut
it
is
true
nevertheless
that
greens
and
fairways
are
becoming
an
accepted
part
of
the
landscape
of
community
life.
Large
cities
usually
boast
at
least
half
a
dozen
courses
which
often
land.
Mr.
F.
J.
Barnard,
of
a
son."
Today,
that
son,
George
Harry
Barnard,
murks
his
85th
birthday,
an
outstanding
British
Co
i,
,.ivi.
uifnii
Hp
wrot.eiaea
n
beat
Tempieton.
conser-
CANADA
Is
a
member
of
th
loyal
UN
core
which
backed
the
United
States
In
resistance
lettprs-to-the-edltor.
In
1902
he
;
vatives
that
night
were
delirious,
won
his
first
election
as
a
Vic-
;
What
a
night
it
was
for
them.
lumbian
How
Christian
Srirn
GOD
CAN
HELP
I
l.lfiHTS
OF
FANCY
Clock:
A
little
instrument
tint
pusses
the
time
by
Ucptnn
its
hands
busy.
lie
looks
back
on
a
remarkable
toria
alderman.
In
1904
he-beat
;and
there,
in
me
micihi
oi
u
career
in
public
life
Victoria's
Mayor
C.
E.
Redfern,
and
became
tumult,
was
iiarry
uarimru,
"
to
the
North
Korean
aggression,
j
The
British
Commonwealth
;
faithfully
fought
through
Ko-!
rea.
The
British
nations,
often
i
rin
r
ne
turn'
V
m
nr
'
Mavnr
in
ihus
ne
was
hj.
imt
ur
liyilku
Mv.
Mayor,
Alderman,
M
P.,
re-elected
to
the
Mayor's
chair
i
Until
1917
Harry
Barnard
re-
.
1;
i
i.ntul
In
Ha
H.uiua
nf
Cnm-
Pritlsh
Guiana
Is
the
on'y
KTKN
(IWI)
kr
Haturrlt
led
by
Canada,
played
a
deci
wot
that
he
looks
pack
too
ov
acciaiuaimn,,
-
'
'
j
"
,
-session
oinn
of
of
riie-.t
Oicat
nnt
U.ll.un
iln
in
in
to
I
po
Then,
in
lOoVi
was-back
tomons:
then
he
was
appointed
sive
role
in
arranging
the
cease
fire
in
Korea.
Indian
troops
are
murn.
ne
lives
very
mucn
nunc
present,
interested
in
the
affairs
his
law
practice
full-time,
lor
tne
aenaie.
.y
there
at
our
request.
i
HnrtT
Barnard.
'
But
the
tug
of
This
story
has
been
told,
but
it
that
bo
on
around
himj
In
his
But
President
Rhee
never
did
I
na'tive
city,
his
country,
the
politics
was
strong,
and
he
could
!
bears
repeating
here;
a
cynic
once
said
that
Canadian
Sena
willingly
agree
to
the
truce
and:;wor(-EVery
w
days
hF
goes
to,
not,
itay
away
from
public
life.
SPECIAL
VALUE
t
t
oecupy
some
of
t&e
most
vaiuame
real
esiaie
in
I
Lw'wii.'a
recurring
plan
to
let
Vancouver's
Quilchena
I.
rmirse
go
for
housing
property
has
been
fought
J
?Yith
iiml
nail
hv
its
members,
so
far
with
success.
nas
never
concealed
ins
ueier-
(
iowii
on
prlvr.tft
bu.ne4s,
stops,;
,
lf.
Uqiooer
oi
,iaua,
ne
acnicy-mination
to
break
up
the
final
j
t0
uass
the
time
of
day
.with
oki
Vd
what
everyone
thought
the
peace
talks
if
they
ever
do
get
under
way.
i
friends,
not
many
of
whom
have
impossible
he,
a
Conservative,
lived
as
long
as
he.
'
unseated
that
Liberal
giant,
Wll-
tors
never
resign
and
seldom
die.
Well,
in
1945,
Harry
Barnard
made
his
own
kind
of
history;
he
resigned
from
the
Senate.
He
was
growing
older,
he
felt
he
could
not
give
so
much
time
to
the
Senate,
he
was
convinced
that
In
Winter
Year
for
Men
and
E
'.
I
A.
though
it
is
spacious
enough,
the
area
around
Harry
Barnard
was
born
in
the
llam
Templeman
from
tne
Mouse
Now
Rhee
threatens
a
real
rampage.
His
agents
are
trying
family
house
on
Pandora
Street,
of
Commons.
Conservatives
that
1
i
T
nto
in
iR7n
his
fnther
tans
it
n
s
it
went
wild,
mere
was
a
ll
l
llll't?
JvUjJCIl
1UI
vctuuu
i
cauii
viucn
nut
iim
I'
i(df.
readily
to
a
golf
course.
Therefore,
if
the
MEN'S
TROUSERS
a
Senator
should
take
his
duties
in
For
dre&'i.
iemi-di
ess
and
work.
Big
selection,
if
Very
best
tailoring.
$d
2
?1lt
U
Real
values.
From
to
by
every
means
possible
to
prevent
India,
and
the
other
neutrals,
from
carrying
out
theh-instructions.
Even
General
Mark
Clark,
at
Rhee's
exhortation,
has
complained
to
the
Indian
commander
-that
he
Is
proceeding
on
the
unproper
assumption
"Duvals
Cottage,"
from
Chief
torchlight
procession
through
the
Justice
Needham.
It
was
a
long
,
streets.
Mr.
Barnard
said:
"I
way
out
In
those
days;
there
was
hope
you
will
join
with
me
in
much
space
about
the
house,
and
,
feeling
very
jubllaceous,
fbr
also
room
for
cows
and
houses,
:
though
this
word
is
not
precisely
tennis
courts,
croquet
lawns,
grammatical,
it
expresses
exactly
There
were
wonderful
oak
trees
what
I
mean."
for
small
boys
to
climb.
i
And
then,
in
September
of
1911
1
-Ji;
1
seriously.
Now.
at
85
Harry
Barnard
lives
with
his
wife,
his
good
companion
for
58
years,
at
his
beloved
and
beautiful
old
Duvals,"
and
he's
happy
and
content
In
Its
hlgh-ceilinged
rooms,
with
their
touch
of
the
past,
and
in
the
fine
gardens
with
the
oaks
that
he
;limbed
as
a
boy.
that
most
of
the
war
prisoners
wish
to
go
home.
The
truth
is
There,
at
"Duvals,"
opposite
MEN'S
GABARDINE
COATS
Wat'T-rcsisar.t,
non-crea.sable,
good
fit.
Real
Value
MEN'S
T-SHIRTS
,
Attractive
shades,
less
than
factory
cost.
Now
ft
1
different.
The
Indian
force
is
faithfully
proceeding
on
the
principle
that
every
war
prisoner
should
be
completely
free,
as
J..
i
L
.
,
i
-
J
Table
Phones
End
Shyness
For
Dancers
You
cant
qo
$3
Government
House,
Harry
Barnard
has
lived
ever
since.
No
one
else
in
Victoria
probably
In
all
,
B.C.
can
say
he's
still
In
the
house
where
he
lived
in
1870.
An
extraordinary
political
family,
the
Barnard's.
Harry
was
I
brought
up
in
the
world
of
poli-i'tics.
His
father,
the
famous
MEN'S
COMBINATION
UNDERWEAR
2
2
j
an
individual,
either
to
go
home
'
I
or
not
to
go
home,
as
he
himself
I
freely
decides.
j
The
Indian
umpires
carried
lout
this
principle
so
faithfully
i
that
In
the
first
batch
je-
ALtUUI
-v
t
1
"tglganizing
group
thinks
it
has
found
a
section
that
do,
it
is
hoped
that
everything
possible
will
be
I
done
to
make
the
property
available
and
encourage
project.
The
city
needs
that
golf
course.
It
would
open
up
a
broad
new
avenue
of
recreation
which
would
sive
duffers
and
experts,
old
arid;
young,
equal
7-njoyment.
In
addition,'
it
would
be
an
attractive
decoration,
to
Prince
Poipert
and
would
make
the,
VLil&ee
just
that
more
appealing
to
visitors.
Tttv
race
already
has
a
course
and
Kitimat
will
TTrT)bablyhuild
one.
It
would
be
In
Prince4Jlupert,'s
interests
to
complete
the
dog-leg.
'
J
Moreover,
the
weather
has
suffered
our
com-I
jilaints
for
years.
Now
let's
change
the
subject
and
!
get
raad
at
that
miserable
litle
ball
which
refuses
1
to
go
down.
.
,
OTTAWA
DIARY
By
Norman
M.
MacLeoc
DOUGLAS,
Mercury
brand.
Real
value.
Per
Suit
MEN'S
WORK
SHOES
Lots
of
wear.
Real
value.
Pair
Isle
of
Man
(Reu-a
boy
wants
to
istoge
couch
operator
of
Cariboo
tersi
When
gold
rush
days
(Barnard's
dance
with
a
girl
at
a
hotel
here
Screened
the
.final
decisioin
was
)
made
by
the
prisoner
in
a
hall
press
l
was
member
of
the
B.C.
and
he
Is
too
shy
to
ask
her,
all
House
from
1866
to
1871,
member
he
has
to
do
Is
pick
up
the
tele-
IF
you
feel
ALL-II!
way
in
which
he
was
entirely
alone.
Each
prisoner
had
been
.
herJ.
f
frnfnl
Z'll
"
TdM
"
Yale-Cariboo
from
18,
S
to
1?88.
And
so
far
the
telephone
calk
calls
fllv
Informed
in
Advance
t.hnr
MEN'S
DRESS
SHOES
Black
and
brown.
Good
fit.
All
sizes.
Real
value
The
elder
Barnard
son.
Frank
ffor
sny
dancers
have
brought
when
he
got
into
that
hall
he
12-years
older
than
Harry
wa:
romance
to
nine
couples.
Three
would
be
completely
free
to
30
nMntoH
trs
tVio
TTmico
rf
flnmmrm.
are
married
and
six
are
engaged
through
either
one
of
the
two
i
fm
LllloOPt.Cariboo
in
1887
anfl
HOYS'
SWEAT
SH11CTS
Very
good
weinht,
long
slew
and
white..
Now
The
telephones
were
Installed
on
the
numbered
tables
in
the
hotel's
ballroom
by
the
manager.
William
Watson,
who
noticed
THcm
rfayt
mast
people
wort
under
pressure,
worry
more,
sleep
leu.
This
strain
mi
body
and
brain
makes
physical
fitness
easier
to
last
harder
to
retain.
Today's
tense
lirinf,
lowered
resistance,
everwerk,
worry
any
of
these
may
affect
normal
kidney
action.
When
kidneys
H
Out
of
order,
excess
acids
and
wastea
remain
in
the
system.
Then
bsckache,
disturbed
rest,
that
"tired-out"
heavy-headed
feeling
often
follow.
That's
the
time
to
take
Dodd
s
Kidney
Pills.
Dodd's
stimulate
the
kidneys
to
normal
action.
Then
you
feel
better
sleep
better
work
better.
Ask
for
Dodd's
Kidney
Pills
at
an
drtt
roimtor.
,
BOY
S'
COMBINATIONS
Medium
weight,
good
quality.
Now.
Suit
how
often
boys
were
too
shy
to
1P91.
was
1914-19
Lieut-governor
of
B.C.,
knlPhted,
and
so-called
Sir
Frank.
The
Barnard
son-in-Inw,
J.
A.
Mara,
was
plected
ML
A
for
Kcotenav
In
1871.
and
Mr.
Ri'enker
of
the
B.C.
Legislature
from
1883
to
18SG.
Listening
to
these
older
ones,
a
father,
a
brother,
and
a
broth
walk
across
to
a
girl's
table
and
UUU!
5
.
,
'
One
door
led
back
to
his'
homeland.
:
The
other
door
'
meant
he
stayed
on
his
captors'
side.
Perhaps
Rhee's
determination
I
to
raise
a
rumpus,
before
the
re-screening
con
be
completed
In
peace,
.springs
from
the
fact
that
in
the
first
test
batch
of
ask
her
to
dance.
"But
they
are
not
shy
of
phon
lng
and
the
idea
has
made
dances
at
the
hotel
much
easier
and
happier,"
he
said.
HOYS'
ANKLE
SOX
Good
quality.
Now,
pair
hoys'
ni
iusKit
hoots
Dominion
brand.
Less
than
cost.
Pair
,:
er-in-law
talking
politics
in
the
.
Jivifn
for
a
worker
employed
now
the
story
is
being
made
into
by
a
government
life
can
be
a
movie
by
a
British
film
com-beautiful.
pany.
The
earnings
from
the
The
proof
of
this
statement
in
:
film
rights
will
be
substantial.
iitt:
Capital
here
is
the
individual
1
Monsarrat
and
the
wife
whom
WW)
motors
down
to
his
desk
job
he
married
a
little
more
than
a
'
very
morning
In
a
sleek
$17,500
year
ago
are
the
Capital's
most
.prisoners
freely
re-screened,
a
library
nt
"Duvals"
and
around
fairly
high
percentage
of
the
Communists
decided
to
go
home.
the
dining
table,
it
was
but
:
natural
that
politics
seeped
into
the
very
blood
and
being
of
young
i
-mi
before
the
actual
kolls-Bentley
cat.
That
car
has
;
sought-after
lions
for
,
cocktail
FOR
YEARS
:
Reasonable
Kates
for
HUNTING
PARTIES
Season
open
for
Deer,
Goat,
Bear,
Ducks,
Geese.
For
arrangements
telephone
Green
830
YACHT
Charter
Service
HOYS'
PANTS
For
school
and
Sunday
made.
From,
pair
....
$27j
HOYS'
HOW
HER
JACKETS
Fur
collar,
quilted
lining-
Hnrrv.
He
loved
the
argument,
though,
all,
being
Conservatives,
there
were
few,
unless
a
Liberal
was
at
dinner:
vnun'nt
Marry
be
a
proven
speed
of
125
miles
per
parties
and
social
gatherings.
I
war
In
Korea
Rhee
did
every-liour,
which
makes
it
just
about
:
They
respond
generously
in
the
!
thing
physically
possible
to
prc-the
world's
smoothest
stock
car
1
line
of
duty
up
to
the
limit
of
a
j
vent
the
unification
of
Korea
by
came
imbued
with
the
certainty
that
irtpolitieaUlfe
one
may
best
Now
1
i
,k
jui..
11,
ui
uig.5
us
uwiicr
ironi
uu
:
rigid
worn
scneuuie
10
which
me
peoceiui
means.
)
elaborate
and
costly
ranch-style
author
commits
himself
dally.
j
,
Now
we
are
reaching
another
home
on
fashionable
Aimer
Road
i
Monsarrat
sots
himself
a
dally
point
in,
its
tragic
Jiistorjl
when
in
subui'Uant4.
MM,
ofWu
lisvible
wdsaS
et-
the'
'-old
marl
may'actuiflly
'be
posits
him
at
a
desk
where
his
;
dllction
per
day.
If
after
a
second
considering
taking
the
plunge
salary
is
just
barely
within
;
glance
he
rejects
one
day's
out-
against
the
troops
of
India,.
middle-class
brackets.
put
then
he
doubles
his
quota
which
he
hate
with
a
passion
:
'
Of
course
there's
an
explana-;
jor
the
following
day.
And
he
worse
than
for
his
Communist
BCE
Workers
Plan
Strike
Vote
VANCOUVER
Strike
vote
by
400
Vancouver
electrical
work
LOOK
FOR
THE
NAME
.
Th
r
AiiMmeblle
Association
AAA
orters
attractive
benefits
to
motorists.
COME
IN
AND
TALK
IT
OVER
Local
Agent
PHIL
LINZKY
Prince
Rupert
Realty
Co.
Si5
Third
Avenue
Phone
301
.,i.jn.
(joviousiy,
me
-person
in
-never
allows
the
backlog
to
ac-
enemies
question,
with
his
Kolls-Bentley
cumulate.
As
a
believer
hvsys-
ers
employed
by
the
B.C.
Electric
Between
Hie
Royal
and
Helmont
Hot"
ms
luxurious
nome,
ana
nis
,
tematic
production
he
contends
Canada
has
plainly
told
the
world
that
she
will
not
fight
in
any
new
Korean
war
started
by
neliniteiy
modest
salary,
is
no
that
the
author
who
waits
for
Rhee.
But
Canada
had
better
give
some
thought
to
what
would
be
necessary
If
Rhee
ac
inspiration
usually
keeps
on
waiting.
Now
there's
the
prospect
that
Monsarrat's
latest
novel,
"The
ordinary
government
employee.
As
a
matter
of
fact,
he
Is
none
"llther
than
one
Nicholas
Monsarrat,
successful
author
In
his
.spare
moments,
but
merely
Information
Officer
for
the
United
Kingdom
here
from
9
a.m.
to
5
tually
attacks
the
Indian
forces.
will
be
held
Oct.
19,
International
Brotherhood
of
Electrical
Workers
(AFL)
said
Wednesday.
Another
100
IBEW
men
in,
the
Fraser
Valley,
involved
in
the
same
dispute,
will
vote
Oct.
21
at
Abbotsford.
No
date
has
been
set
for
the
ballot
of
a
third
group
of
100
at
Victoria.
Request
for
a
governmenl-Riipervised
strike
vote
came
after
-H
I
:
t,
'
.
fitory
of
Esther
Costello,"
may
surpass
the
success
of
"The
Cruel
Past
experience
shows
that
the
old
man
usually
means
what
he
says,
when
it
comes
to
upsetting
the
applecart.
r
1
Sea."
It
sold
10,000
copies
on
its
first
day
of
publication.
But
still
Monsarrat
continues
behind
his
dek
in
the
United
Kingdom
Information
Office
from
9
a.m.
to
5
p.m.
And
he
intends
to
stay
there.
One
reason:
he
likes
his
Infants
should
be
immunized
the
workers
turned
down
a
con-
p.m.
daily.
In
rase
you
don't
know
it,
Monsarrat
Is
author
of
The
Cruel
Sfa.
It's
estimated
that
that
best-selling
novel
already
has
jytrned
him
a
cool
$300,000.
Some
Friilsts2S
?
-
against
whooping
cough,
diph-
ciliation
board's
majority
report
theria,
lockjaw
and
smallpox
by
in
their
wage
dispute
with
the
the
time
they
are
six
months
old.
!
BCE.
.
.
voucanM1,
:-0,000
copies
have
been
sold
In
1
1
Job.
He
says
serving
the
British
Empire
is
"more
exciting
than
England,
another
400.000
In
the
h
'
4
CANADA
SAVINGS
United
States,
and
50,000
In
Canada.
.
In
addition,
the
book
has
been
translated
Into
15
foreign
languages
and
has
sold
an
average
of
10.000
copies
in
each
of
them.
Nor
Is
that
the
end.
Fo
vw
.
a
fiii
if
1
x
mere
fiction."
There's
another
reason
too.
It's
the.
British
Income
tax.
Even
though
he
lives
in
Canada
he
has
to
pay
it.
And
it
takes
the
biggest
chunk
of
what
he
makes
from
his
novels.
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